Asian Para Games 2018: Top 11 Indian Paralympians
Asian Para Games 2018: Top 11 Indian Paralympians – Jadhav Suyash Narayan, Narwal Manish, Jennitha Anto, Behera Jayanti, Ghangas Monu, Gunasekaran Anandan
Asian Para Games 2018: Top 11 Indian Paralympians – Jadhav Suyash Narayan, Narwal Manish, Jennitha Anto, Behera Jayanti, Ghangas Monu, Gunasekaran Anandan
Medal awarded for India – Asian Para Games 2018 Para Badminton Medals Tally. Category: Badminton; Bronze medallist Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj
Medal awarded for India – Asian Para games 2018 Medals Tally – Gold medals – 15; Silver Medals-24; Bronze medals-33; total – 72 Medals in Asian Para Games.
Badminton Tournament for Hearing Impaired Children [boys and girls] on 13th October 2017 – 14th October 2017. AIIMS Gymkhana, New Delhi.
Application are invited on prescribed Admission form in A11 the 5 discipline for sports assessment Camp to be held at Gandhinagar from 27th June’ 2O16.
Aditya Mehta Foundation (AMF) introduces sports training for persons with disabilities for Para Militry Forces and Civilians under para-athletes who are National Champions
In creating more opportunities around sports the government can encourage/demand a more accessible environment, civil society must advocate for further development and corporates can help to fund accessibility infrastructure improvements and encouraging volunteering on the part of employees.
If distance were an obstacle for differently-abled athlete Joby Mathew, he would never have travelled 12 hours on his altered scooter to Chennai from Kochi to participate in the National Open Badminton Tournament organised by the Rotary Club
My parents had a quarrel while travelling on a train and my mother threw us out and jumped out from the moving train,” recalled Kirthivarman, the older sibling, of the incident that occurred around eight years ago
Neeraj George Baby covers the badminton court with ease and smashes the shuttlecock into the opponent’s turf. Through fierce dedication and painstaking hard work, this 24-year-old differently-abled player triumphed over all odds to excel in this high energy sport. Neeraj, whose life took a shocking turn when his left leg had to be amputated because of bone tumour during school days, is the first player from Kerala to win an international level badminton championship for the differently-abled.